Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-08-18

Wm. McMartin is here on Il VlSlt 10
| friends and relatives.
4 splendid rain fell in these parts on
"Wednesday night last
Geo. Mann and family moved into
| their own house last week.
r. +. Tucker. of Peck. called i'll to
see us while in town one day last week.
Otho Hyde and bride. of Lexington,
visited G. IL. Niggeman and wife the
past week.
l.. Granger and wife. Of Armada.
were the guests OF ye editor and Wl1e
the past week.
The siding at The station is being eX-
! tended across the street to accommodate
the grain buyers.
Anson Gunsolus left for California
Monday morning where he expects 10
make his future home.
Phil McDougall has workman busily
engaged ut work on his dwelling house
and he expects to move in tins tall.
Jas. Wallace and family have been
visiting at Caseville the past two weeks
the guest of Wallace Adams ana
family.
An excursion train of eight coaches
loaded with eXcursionists passed here
ON Tuesday afternoon on their way to
Port Huron.
\ new sidewalk is being placed along
the east side of Main street from OAR
cys TO Browns corner. II makes
great improvement.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach i'll the
\. G. Chapel next sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock and evening at $50. All are
invited to come out and hear nm.
Cobb & Comstock have withdrawn
their agricultural implement agency
from this place. Chas Reynolds having
returned to his home at Ainadofe iaSu
Eweek.
large barn iii Rich township, La
peer county, belonging TO Phllo Nc
donald. was burned Thursday after
noon. and with it Il boy named Elmer
smith, his tody being almost entirely
consumed.
BY new law passed at the recent
session of the state Legislature, justices
of the peace are authorized TO draw or
ders for witness fees directly on the
, cUnntv treasurer. BY the OLD pian the
laccoEuts first had to 60 before the
fboald OF supervisors before they could
.. be paid.
Gee. T.. Evans showed us centre Ia
bic the other day, his own get up, the Top
of which WAS inlaid with walnut ano
ash i'll a very artistic manner. lie III
forms us that he never served any tlmt
, at cabinet making and we must say
that this piece of work proves him t(
: ! be a genius lie is now Dusily engaged
@ building a bureau which, when com
/ pleted. will be a very handsome plec'
Of furniture.
I, Subscribers in arrears to this pape
{ are requested to pay mp at once. W.
6 hone that those in the different part
| of the United States and across the I'M
& who have been trusted during the pas
c year or two will give this matter I'm
> mediate attention. Distance sloui'
= not effect honest dealing. All III al
d renrs outside of the county who pay NJ
before October 1st will be charged TN
&c regular rate 81 90 or II 20 if not pad a
is that time, "a
t \ new reporter had joined the stat
o He was writing up his first assignment
which was the resusciation OF hall
n drowned woman. The city editor LOOK
ic ed over the scribbler's shoulder, an
le this is what he read The talr lori
r. lay on the dock. and her short pants,
tut. tut young man. said the clty ed
tor. none of your Zola realism; not o
e, this great religious daily; drop tha
u. pants business" The new reportt
s. smiled softly and wrote ON: AND ne
f.,. mt Ia Ch Z
'e consciousness was returning.
Posters are out announcing gran
Il Maccabee excursion from Brown Cit
y. to Detroit on Tuesday August 3
II. Fare for round trip from Brown Cit
C. Valley Centre and Melvin, $l.2
rs, Brockway Centre. Green's Corners an
Fargo $1G0 Children under II yeal
RI halffare \ special train VIII leave
r follows. standard time:-Brown Git
n 500 a. M; Valley Centre, 5:30a M; Me
of vim. $40 a. m; Brockway Centre 90
NY Green's Corners, 6:l0; Fairs, 6:2O, arm
g ing in Port Huron at 200 O'clock.
time to take the beautiful steamer ID
RUS Cole for Detroit, where you Will
ell rive about II 80 a. M. Tickets good
IL return in three days. BY this, all wi
he wish can have two days III Detroit
tn do business and visit friends.
:" a Newspaper publishers lose gre
deal every year by people moving.
notice is received from the postoflice
ess the effect that the paper addressed
ay so and SO has not been taken out OF {
OF Office because mot called for" reno
Cd ed or some equally unsatisfacto
gh reason. and the notice is often not 81
ity Ell until the subscriber (who is invar
hi bly, in arrears paid up subscribers
ways notify publishers to chan
,it- address) has got so that the amou
III cannot be collected, or is not wor
he collecting. While it is generally
,he small sum that is at stake, 1t is nev'
,clr theless a serious thing for the publish
mo- as these small losses sometimes agg
me gate a large total in a year-enough
fact to knock the profit off all the |
pers printed and the profit at best
wi very small POst-masters, thereto
the would oblige by giving prompt not
Ter, and as full information as possible
ass every such case.
of
xer Wm. Mcintyre, who has con ducte'
the successful general merchandise bu
ness at Roseburg for number OF yea
q sold the same last week to Homer
I'VE Moore. Mr. Mcintyre, wishing to
III crease his business, has decided TO
%, vi cate here and will have large stock
Ihe new goods on exhibition and sale
ueA ueA this place about the middle of Octo
tne or thereabouts. He has made arran
pe ments with ID. G. Williams to rent
'ors brick store to be erected by said g
tleman. the size of which will be "a
~, r.a4 ,,,;tl, ~ ~ calling All who